I love these jeans! Great fit with a real high wast and perfect length. The look is nice and can pass in a dressy situation

Très belle matière, c'est ce qui m'a séduite dans ce jean, ainsi que sa taille haute. La coupe est surprenante, des plis au dessus de l'entrejambe, c'est dommage, c'est pour cela que j'ai retiré une étoile.

The quality of the denim is obvious to the touch and it feels like they will last for generations to come

I always wanted a pair of selfedge jeans, but was fed up with the distressed look. So when I saw these slim jeans in a beautiful dark rinse with a clean hem and no distressing, I went for it! I would say they run between true to size to slightly small depending on your body type (I am tall, slim, with athletic legs and butt). The material is medium to heavy, with a subtle stretch, just enough to hug to your curves. Feels and looks like grest quality denim, too. I would recommend to choose the longer length, so that you can cuff it to show off the selfedge :). For me the 31 length was ideal: Uncuffed it is a full lenght jeans for me, cuffed it is a ankle jeans. When I put them on thexy initially felt a bit stiff, but soon relaxed. The rise is very high, like rib cage high. I like that they have a zipper - less bulky and more flattering than a button fly. My butt looks great in them, too. My only complaint is the way the fit around the lower hip area. There are weird folds showing in front between the legs and the hip area. You can even see it on the model, but it is more extreme on me after I wore the for a bit. Like there is too much material there. Subtracting one star for that.

chouette mais je l'ai retourné, le volume/pli au bas ventre me dérangeait

What is the point in adding items that are not LVC in the LVC section? As a big fan of LVC for the past 15 years or so I feel very fobbed off by the way LVC seems to be getting quietly ditched and by bulking out the LVC section with anything that someone in Levi’s thinks looks close enough then the customer will not notice the difference, as I say, fobbed off. Maybe overall the brand has lost direction.